"Following such refinancing, Fred Olsen will continue as a four drilling unit company (including Blackford Dolphin, Bideford Dolphin, Borgland Dolphin and Byford Dolphin)," it added. Fred.
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As well as the dusky dolphin, Namibian waters are also home to the bottlenose dolphin and the Heaviside's dolphin.
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Jamie had gotten lost with her dolphin friend, Skipper, and Imogen's dolphin was named Mandela.
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New Zealand's Maui dolphin and West Africa's Atlantic humpbacked dolphin could disappear within a decade.
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I wasn't winning Dolphin Derby and, because I am a petulant child, Dolphin Derby was not fun.
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The Araguaian river dolphin is the first new river dolphin species discovered in a century, according to National Geographic.
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GUTFELD: I don&apost have an it&aposs-not-your-fault dolphin, I have it&aposs-our- little-secret dolphin.
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Yet, scientists report that there was a dolphin in an aquarium who hadn't seen another captive dolphin in 20 years.
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Public outcry over dolphin bycatch in tuna fisheries spurred passage of the Marine Mammal Protection Act and led to dolphin-safe tuna labeling, which ultimately reduced dolphin mortalities from half a million to about 1,000 animals annually.
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And then there's that line "Dolphin / Just another dolphin / Like all the other dolphins"—you can't help but smile at the thought of the Mercury Rev frontman reincarnated as a dolphin, although, duh, that's not what's actually happening here.
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The dolphin was a Franciscana dolphin, which is a species that gets particularly weak when removed from the water from extended periods.
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Imogen, a Londoner who had been in LA for a literal week, was "dolphin neutral," more interested in the dolphin shaman himself.
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Only one dolphin turned to the right, the study said, and this behavior was consistent in this dolphin across two separate encounters.
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There's a campy 1973 movie called Day of the Dolphin about a dolphin that's trained to assassinate the President of the United States.
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"There is some evidence that commercial dolphin-watching vessels and swim-with-dolphin operations cause behavioral changes in Hector's dolphins," the agency said.
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The most recent dolphin death was reported late last month after a 22-year-old bottlenose dolphin named Kai had to be euthanized.
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BERNIE THE DOLPHIN Two siblings hatch a plan to release a dolphin that once saved the sister's life and is now in captivity.
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Those power plants will generate a combined output of 1,885 MW. The Sundarbans is an important habitat for endangered species like the Bengal tigers and the only two remaining freshwater dolphin species in Asia: the Irrawaddy river dolphin and the Ganges river dolphin.
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"It would be the end of legitimate dolphin swimming," said Kevin Merrill, an owner of Dolphin Discoveries in Kona, on the island of Hawaii.
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There are three species of dolphins in the Black Sea off Bulgaria: the short-beaked common dolphin, the harbor porpoise and the common bottlenose dolphin.
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The Maui's dolphin would be listed as an endangered species, while the South Island Hector's dolphin would be listed as threatened, under the proposed rules.
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This courtesy should be extended to all dolphin moms, the DOC says, since ongoing disturbances can prevent dolphin moms for giving their babies the best care.
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It was like tagging a dolphin to track its migration patterns, except the dolphin had friends in Ohio, North Carolina, Florida, Illinois—even Hollywood, dun. 9.
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The complaints said the defendants have made dolphin-safe claims since 1990, when the federal Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act banned false labeling of tuna products.
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Video Seven species in seven geographic regions covering three oceans have been documented carrying the body of their deceased young, including Risso&aposs dolphin in the Indian Ocean; the Indo-Pacific bottle-nosed dolphin and the spinner dolphin in the Red Sea; and pilot whales in the North Atlantic.
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Alexis, 23, became an instant internet favorite after exiting the limo in a shark outfit which she said was a dolphin outfit (she's an aspiring dolphin trainer IRL).
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According to the suits, the companies are violating the 1990 Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act, which banned the false labeling of tuna products that aren't actually dolphin-safe.
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"Because defendant does not adequately trace or otherwise identify the tuna that is not 'Dolphin-Safe' and physically segregate and store it separately from any tuna that may be 'Dolphin-Safe,' defendant may not label any of its products as 'Dolphin-Safe," the complaint against StarKist stated, according to NBC News.
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There's a killer whale, a dolphin, a hammerhead shark and a deep sea diver hanging from the ceiling, and an eel and a dolphin on the coral reef pole.
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And narrated by Natalie Portman, Dolphin Reef chronicles the adventures of a young Pacific bottlenose dolphin named Echo and the rest of his family's lives on a stunning coral reef.
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According to The New Zealand Herald, a female bottlenose dolphin is carrying the body of a dead dolphin calf on her back through the waters near New Zealand's Bay of Islands.
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Key dramas of the night included: too many women wearing red dresses, whether Alexis the aspiring dolphin trainer knew the difference between a dolphin and a shark, and Nick's hot body.
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It is unclear why the dolphin was initially removed from the water, and the new video cuts off after the dolphin is laid on the sand and people are patting it.
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By far one of the most fascinating developments in this regard is the introduction of Dolphin VR, a virtuality reality feature for the open-source Nintendo GameCube and Wii emulator Dolphin.
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The Animal Defense League of AZ, the Animal Welfare Institute, Dolphin Free AZ, Ric O'Barry's Dolphin Project, the Lightkeepers Foundation and Plea for the Sea have all been involved, KNXV said.
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Since 2002, at least 29 dolphins have been found dead in the southeastern US. Read more:Eco-campaigners took these grisly photos of whale and dolphin hunts in the Faroe IslandsAnimal welfare activists urge end to SeaWorld dolphin showsA grieving dolphin was pictured carrying its dead calf days after it was trapped in a crab net
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A company owned by a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family is seeking to sell Dolphin Tower in Doha, the Qatari headquarters of natural gas supplier Dolphin Energy, sources told Reuters.
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" Roberta Goodman, the owner of Wild Dolphin Swims Hawaii in Holualoa, also on the Big Island, said, "It's kind of like asking people at a dolphin show to stay outside the gate.
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"This dolphin is singular today, but when we look at its ancestry, there are dozens of marine fossil whales closer to the South Asian River dolphin than to any other whales," Boersma said.
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The juvenile Benguela dolphin, also known as a Heaviside's dolphin, was scooped up by Naude Dreyer of Pelican Point Kayaking from Paaltjies Beach near Walvis Bay and deposited back in its natural home.
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The Maui's dolphin is endangered, the agency said, while the South Island Hector's dolphin is a threatened species that is "likely to become" endangered in the near future, due in part to tourism.
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When it will be available on Disney Plus: November 12The film follows Pacific bottlenose dolphin Echo as he navigates growing up in the coral reef and his role in the larger dolphin community.
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In "The Day of the Dolphin" (1973), directed by Mike Nichols, he played the head of a shadowy company supporting researchers (George C. Scott and Trish Van Devere) who are studying dolphin intelligence.
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It also isn't the first discovery of hybridization in the family -- there have also been cases of bottlenose dolphin/false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens) hybrids, known as Wolphins, and common/bottlenose dolphin hybrids.
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Dolphinaris describes itself as "one of the world's leading providers of dolphin experiences," and operates dolphin habitats at five locations in Mexico, their Scottsdale location is their only facility in the United States.
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She explained that she wanted to be a dolphin trainer.
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A dead dolphin in Plaquemines Parish alongside tar balls Aug.
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Um a mix of a whale and a dolphin. Okay.
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On Nick Viall's season, Alexis Waters wore a dolphin suit.
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Occupation: Dolphin Trainer Do you consider yourself a good cook?
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It even includes a human having intercourse with a dolphin.
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It is Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, not Dolphin Stadium.
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Natalie Portman will narrate a Disneynature movie called "Dolphin Reef."
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Dolphin Drilling did not respond to a request for comment.
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The Indus River dolphin was listed as endangered in 1991.
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But it's not just Wallingford's Dolphin with the Ecco sign.
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The man who claimed he was seduced by a dolphin?
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Doesn't a message feel friendlier with a dolphin, for example?
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What bout a fight between Dolph Lundgren and a Dolphin?
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"She should be offended," Mr. Hagan said of Ms. Dolphin.
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Jasper Dolphin: I'm gonna throw a little picture up here.
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I'm using a technique I learned from a dolphin trainer.
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Saving the pink dolphin may mean reinventing Hong Kong itself.
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Is that a reference to an encounter with Renate Dolphin?
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Dolphin Reef will be available for streaming on November 12.
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The appropriations in "The Dolphin," however, are breathtakingly more intimate.
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Photo: Simon J Allen at the Dolphin Alliance ProjectThe life of a bottlenose dolphin can be surprisingly rough, with individuals chasing, biting, and smashing themselves against each other in the struggle for social dominance.
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"The sexual act with the dolphin is performed in the context of training the dolphin for the release of sperm as part of a breeding program," they said in a statement provided to Metro.
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In the Oscar-winning documentary The Cove, released the same year, dolphin trainer Richard O'Barry talked of how Kathy, the dolphin most used in the 1960's television show Flipper, drowned herself in his company.
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Peter Evans (no relation to Winston Evans), a marine biologist and director at Seawatch, the dolphin-watching group, said one theory being studied was whether all the dolphin watching was gradually chasing the dolphins away.
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Dolphin he did not seem to feel particularly bad about it.
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Artist's depiction of Inermorostrum xenops, an extinct toothless dwarf dolphin species.
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A later photo shows the dolphin lying dead on the beach.
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But the guidelines have done little to deter dolphin swim tours.
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" Or in other words, the dolphin version of a "wing man.
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In the case of Renate Schroeder Dolphin, that construction became literal.
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"That's my voice," laughs Emily, before doing a convincing dolphin impression.
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This season may or may not be sponsored by dolphin conservationists.
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This majestic image of a dolphin was snapped at Deshaies, Guadeloupe.
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Extinct Dolphin Bones in Flight Look Like Fossils in Zero Gravity
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Think about Chris owning the ocean like a majestic, sexy dolphin.
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"This meditation the dolphin taught me many years ago," Aros began.
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Irrawaddy dolphins in captivity at Thailand's Pattaya Dolphin World in 2014.
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Might as well get a dolphin swimming around my belly button.
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Renate Schroeder Dolphin, the woman they were referring to, is furious.
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I was told it's a sign of a very happy dolphin.
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The trend raises baffling questions: Who would shoot a friendly dolphin?
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There are three dolphin-spotting tour companies in town these days.
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The baiji, or Yangtze River dolphin, hasn't been seen since 2002.
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Well, in this case the dog's best friend is a dolphin.
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I grew up in a household full of Miami Dolphin lovers.
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Low-frequency sonar has been implicated in mass whale and dolphin beachings.
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" Echoed former Dolphin Jim Langer, "Bob was my roommate for 10 years.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So, get the "It&aposs not your fault dolphin" today.
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He was also the subject of a short documentary called Dolphin Lover.
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Here's what Alexis Waters finds funny: pretending to be a dolphin-shark.
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No, it's a dolphin that can send itself swirling through the air!
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R. and I book a dolphin excursion for our cruise ($95 each).
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There are only four species of river dolphin alive on Earth today.
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Officials found the impaled dolphin stranded along Captiva Island, near Fort Myers.
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The dolphin was probably fed by humans throughout its life, she said.
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On the weekends, they take their boat out and go dolphin watching.
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None of them hold a candle to Alexis, our beloved shark/dolphin.
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Pinky the dolphin got its name and infamy from its unusual color.
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A baby dolphin getting selfied to death was the most 20163 thing.
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"The solitary dolphin is looking for company," Sammy Hassani told Ouest-France.
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One compares the task to wrestling a lubricated dolphin in a bathtub.
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"I've had sea lions shot but never had a dolphin," he said.
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He noted that Dolphin told The Times that she never kissed Kavanaugh.
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Kavanaugh told the committee he never had any sexual relations with Dolphin.
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It was not dolphin season, but we were determined to see them.
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A smaller dolphin fell out in a spill of bloated, red intestines.
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Emmett: Yeah the rainbow universe they created had a dolphin in it.
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"I don't know what 'Renate Alumnus' actually means," Dolphin told the Times.
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They look like dolphin fins... it looked like a fin or something.
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Dolphin Discovery tours, kayaking, tennis, and more are all right on-property.
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Joshua Murphy, the Air Station San Francisco Dolphin pilot, in the statement.
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Another dolphin swam behind the splashing fish, herding them into the net.
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Six minutes later, his promise was kept when we spotted dolphin fins.
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" The question of appropriation is the editorial mainspring of "The Dolphin Letters.
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Whenever a beached dolphin is spotted the park sends out a team to carry out an autopsy and determine the cause of death or, very occasionally, bring the still living dolphin to the park for treatment, with limited success.
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According to the United Nations, 2007 is the official Year of the Dolphin.
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The dolphin was shot with a "small caliber bullet," according to the NOAA.
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If anything, the unrequited dolphin has just become even more relatable to humans.
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Tyne said he doesn't know whether this human interaction is changing dolphin behavior.
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Whether Dolphin was involved with any of these boys or not was immaterial.
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His research assistant, Margaret Howe Lovatt, quickly bonded with a dolphin named Peter.
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Last week, a baby dolphin was killed by selfie-seeking tourists in Argentina.
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No orca or dolphin born under human care has survived release, he said.
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Instead of being rehabilitated and released, Bucky was kept at Dolphin Marine Magic.
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The good news: a headset exists that helps you "see" like a dolphin.
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Image: WikimediaIn particular, the South Asian river dolphin has dozens of extinct relatives.
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I'm a big fan of my Connan Mockasin re-edit ["Forever Dolphin Love"].
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A dolphin family swims 10 miles off the coast of Ixtapa, Guerrero, Mexico.
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One of the hotel receipts is for the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel.
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JoshDub, who's using Dolphin with his HTC Vive, is apparently quite a fan.
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Dolphin, in which he quoted from the anguished letters of his second wife,
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The meditation was working—I imagined a dolphin in a great blue beyond.
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Symrin had been too claustrophobic to focus and met no dolphin at all.
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" But only after the dolphin was gone for good: "That's what would sell.
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The male bottlenose dolphin was stranded on a beach in Fort Myers, Fla.
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The trainer is seen to give the dolphin food afterwards, reinforcing the behavior.
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The documentary crew visits the fishermen who killed the dolphin in the video.
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For a while the dolphin flapped nobly, sending ticklish vibrations up my arm.
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Harming or killing a wild dolphin is punishable by jail time and fines.
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You can stream both Elephant and Dolphin Reef starting April 3 on Disney+.
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When a dolphin does something wrong, the trainer doesn't respond in any way.
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There was also a wet bar and a dolphin sculpture that spat water.
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A woman named Renate Dolphin rescinded her support for Kavanaugh after seeing it.
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So strong is their friendship, that Duggie won't even join passing dolphin pods.
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"To me, that's ground-breaking," Walsh said of the research on dolphin deafness.
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Dolphin parents may have been neglecting their offspring due to the environmental change.
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The UAE has been importing gas from Qatar via the Dolphin Gas pipeline.
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The United States Navy has also deployed and currently runs a dolphin program.
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Dance of the Dolphin sounds like the title suggests: waves plash, dolphins bleat.
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Ukraine demanded their return, but Russia refused to turn the dolphin army over.
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The yard has been for sale since last year when Dolphin, then Fred.
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Instead of giving the dolphin space or trying to help the calf, onlookers repeatedly touched the dolphin, posing with the struggling calf for photos, according to the first responders who came to the animal's aid and later contacted Equinac for help.
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This Is What a Dolphin&aposs Vagina Looks LikeA couple of months ago, I helped out in Patricia Brennan's lab when she made casts of dolphin…Read more ReadUltimately, there is a whole lot we don't know about cetacean vaginas.
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He believes the dolphin was shot out at sea and then floated into shore.
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Clearly, this ancient dolphin had followed a different evolutionary path—but to what end?
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Because of the dolphin deaths and strandings, the agency declared an unusual mortality event.
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A young dolphin is seen being mobbed by tourists on a beach in Argentina.
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Look at how this dog paddles alongside the dolphin, who responds with excited leaps.
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Pipedream Fetish Fantasy Waterproof Diving Dolphin Hollow Strap-On, $27.95, available at Adult Empire.
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Something else to know: This is not a presidential candidate; this is a dolphin.
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Nor was it exactly a rough-toothed dolphin, which are common to the area.
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The biologist decided to "humanely euthanize" the dolphin, according to FWC spokeswoman Michelle Kerr.
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Plus, there's Alexis, who is actually an aspiring dolphin trainer from Secaucus, New Jersey.
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Genetic testing later confirmed the suspicion that the animal was the whale-dolphin hybrid.
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A female northern right whale dolphin washed ashore on the beach in Manzanita, Ore.
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Dolphin safety Jake Scott, who caught two interceptions against Washington in Super Bowl VII.
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Some of his clothing looks amphibious, which is perfect for a dolphin pop star.
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Studies are caught in the PRA's web like a dolphin in a fishing net.
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Dolphin hunting in Taiji began in the 1950s and is hardly cultural or traditional.
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The dolphins that aren't slaughtered are sold to dolphin 'abusement' parks around the world.
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Suddenly, the dog sees a dolphin in in the distance and goes after it.
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A bottlenose dolphin is healing nicely after suffering from a horrific sunburn, researchers say.
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NBC News reporter Kerry Sanders helped rescue a beached dolphin after Hurricane Irma. 25.
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This could have an impact on swim-with-the-dolphin programs, the agency noted.
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"Echo the Dolphin" is an unusual action adventure game starring the eponymous aquatic mammal.
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Next we are working on a bottle-nose dolphin made out of plastic bottles.
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Stop by the Swan Dolphin or Disney's Old Key West Resort to charge up.
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And, most importantly, the guy who made Ecco The Dolphin liked my animated gif.
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More worrying is the gradual though slow decline in dolphin numbers in the area.
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Other times, Baum can catch a glimpse of a single dolphin skimming the surface.
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He approaches the dolphin, pulls out a knife, and slices the thing's body lengthwise.
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The dolphin on the Hopper College shield is a nod to her maritime career.
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Sea Shepherd's aim is to bring awareness about dolphin deaths caused by industrial fishing.
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He witnessed the first human-caused extinction of a cetacean, the Yangtze River dolphin.
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Two large dolphin balloons can even be seen near the bottom of the tree.
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I've been very proud to only be a Dolphin and not play anywhere else.
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And when they breach, the show isn't as charismatic as that of a dolphin.
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Somewhere a plastic bag you once touched is choking the life from a dolphin!
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In August, a mortally ill dolphin wandered into the South River in New Jersey.
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But basically every other awful thing you can imagine a dolphin doing, they've done.
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A 28-year-old dolphin gave birth to her first child on Tuesday — and a Chicago aquarium caught the labor on video The precious moment when Katrl, the newly-named baby dolphin, takes his first breath will give you all the feelz.
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"Regretfully, the creditors of Dolphin Drilling ASA have not been able to agree on the terms for a consensual restructuring, and the secured creditors have demanded payment of all amounts outstanding under the secured debt of the company," Dolphin said in a statement.
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On his high school yearbook page, Kavanaugh seemingly bragged about hooking up with a fellow student, Renate Schroeder (now Renate Dolphin), by calling himself a "Renate Alumnius" (though he said recently they only shared a kiss; Dolphin says both claims are untrue).
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This is the first time Wallerstein can remember having found a dolphin shot to death.
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The other dolphin, found on Pensacola Beach later that week, was shot in the torso.
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But scientists have found others with both dolphin meat and fish meat in their bellies.
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Last August a male bottlenose dolphin swam into a tributary of New Jersey's Raritan river.
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An eagle is nothing like an octopus or a dolphin; it's nowhere near as intelligent.
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But the aptly named river dolphin of the Amazon is a little more laid back.
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Like most sea animals, the Franciscana dolphin needs to stay in the water to survive.
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"There were a couple of moments, you know, handling the dolphin girl [Alexis]," he added.
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A dolphin deflates slowly and sadly, laid to rest at the side of the stage.
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Officials have pledged to open more "marine parks" where dolphin-threatening activities will be banned.
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The result sounded like a dolphin being bludgeoned to death with a puppy's squeaky toy.
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Being engaged is magical, especially when it includes a commercial deal and a jumping dolphin.
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It looks like a small dolphin, its mouth curling up in a semi-permanent smile.
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Now, the dolphin team will turn its particular set of skills toward protecting the vaquita.
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" Kramer said that overall, seeing "Jolie smile when she touched the dolphin made my day.
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Guy Foster, head of research at Brewin Dolphin, said the equity rally "does have legs".
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The refinancing plan calls for the company to sell its Bolette Dolphin drilling unit. Fred.
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Dolphin Marine Magic is one of only two marine parks in Australia with captive dolphins.
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The dolphin then uses its jaw to interpret this information to figure out what's happening.
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A 1927 illustration of the Indus river dolphin, one of two subspecies of Platanista gangetica.
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All right, thank you Jamie, Nick, Katherine, and Tyrus, Dolphin Stevens, Fred Froggerson, studio audience.
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But now the dolphin death count is shooting back up again, already outpacing previous years.
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I swear, it was the smoothest thing I'd ever felt, it was like a dolphin.
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This dolphin doesn't care if you want to stay dry or have a working iPad.
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After dodgems we moved onto Dolphin Derby, where Ben illustrated the point he'd just made.
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Firstly, killer whales are not whales at all, but are actually a type of dolphin.
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Seems like all you can do is laugh when you get whacked by a dolphin.
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I had never seen an ocean or heard of such a thing as a dolphin.
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" Even an "aspiring drummer" is not in the same league as an "aspiring dolphin trainer.
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Spirtle the dolphin was stranded on a beach in Cromarty Firth, Scotland, in July 2016.
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The vaquita, which looks very similar to a dolphin, calls the Gulf of California home.
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"When I watched it, I was just truly hurt," Thomas, now a Miami Dolphin, said.
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Dolphin said jailers are supposed to conduct the checks three times every 12-hour shift.
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Whale and dolphin strandings and deaths have been recorded near Navy test sites for decades.
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Edith Yeung, a former executive with browser firm Dolphin Mobile, is taking up the reins.
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Dolphin, Opera Mini and the UC Browser are options, as is the Google Chrome app.
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Natalie Portman, an animal activist as well as actress, will voice Disneynature documentary Dolphin Reef.
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"The Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979" brings to life one of literary history's most famous scandals.
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Instead of walking through water, you can now swim in it like an actual dolphin.
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Waiting for the nets can take hours, and not every mission yields a dolphin sighting.
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But that dolphin-inspired design is supposed to make for faster moves and easy handling.
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And while the closure is temporary, other dolphin organizations are pushing for more permanent measures.
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The sale's top lot, David Wynne's "Boy with a Dolphin" (93), sold for £212,500 (~$278,000).
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They polled 140 fishing vessel captains about their experience with dolphins, monitored dolphin presence with underwater microphones, and even deployed 46 of their own experimental fishing nets on 14 fishing boats in order to actually quantify the extent of the dolphin fish-stealing problem.
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The first time this behavior was seen, the scientists watched as a male dolphin, in the presence of a female dolphin and her calf, dove down to the seafloor, removed a large marine sponge, balanced it on his beak, and pushed it towards the female.
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"Dolphin Drilling ASA's operating subsidiaries have now been transferred to a new holding company, Dolphin Drilling Holdings Limited, which is incorporated in Jersey and will be net-debt free, with a strong balance sheet and increased financial flexibility," the new company said in a statement.
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Every time the focus adjusts it sounds like a small dolphin trying to echolocate its mother.
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Or, more horrifying still, that time I saw dolphin sex at the zoo as a kid.
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All orcas are currently considered part of Orcinus orca, the largest species of the dolphin family.
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A dolphin responding to a hand gesture... or perhaps baiting a human in preparation for attack.
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If only there was a solution for this and the solution that somehow involves a dolphin.
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The dolphin was found emaciated and in poor health, and biologists decided to "humanely euthanize" it.
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Sophia Loren in Boy On A Dolphin wearing a wet see-through dress on a ship.
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Consider this black lab and dolphin, recently seen frolicking together in Patawalonga Creek in South Australia.
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And it took a lot of people together to get that dolphin back into the water.
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"Premier Oil continues to make good progress," said David Barclay, senior investment manager at Brewin Dolphin.
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The T-shirt clad dolphin was spotted in Koombana Bay, Bunbury, on Australia Day (January 26).
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You'll have to download a new mobile browser, Dolphin, unless you happen to use it already.
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Police closed roads near the intersection of Interstate 30 and Dolphin Street shortly after the shooting.
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The hybrid, pictured again in the foreground, was fathered by a rough-toothed dolphin, scientists said.
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It "completely punctured" the tissue in its path, NOAA bottlenose dolphin conservation coordinator Stacey Horstman said.
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The dolphin was found in a "begging position," which isn't natural for wild dolphins, Horstman said.
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The dolphin, which lacks a dorsal fin, appears black with a white streak on its underbelly.
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I've cruised down the Amazon in Peru to see colorful frogs, Pink River dolphin and piranhas.
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As Herzog and Hermansen took photos, a dolphin swam over with a buoy in her mouth.
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If Doha decides to fight back, that pipeline, known as Dolphin, is its most likely recourse.
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Everything that is killed in the cove is a dolphin and that started in the 1950s.
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The dolphin population along Bulgaria's black sea coast is about 15,000, according to environment ministry data.
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Among them are runner-up Raven and New Jersey's favorite dolphin-(shark?)-human hybrid daughter, Alexis.
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The disembodied sets of dolphin junk were scanned independently and the copulatory position with computer tomography.
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Another American consumer law that ran afoul of the WTO was the Dolphin Safe Tuna Act.
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The dolphin toilet-paper holder adds a touch of whimsy to the brightly colored bathroom, too.
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That blob lived from 2013–2016, though, so it doesn't explain the July 2017 dolphin sighting.
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He's no longer a Dolphin -- dude got shipped out to the Detroit Lions earlier this month.
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"The insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue," Dolphin said in a statement to the Times.
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The references to Dolphin in Kavanaugh's yearbook have parallels in the allegations made by Deborah Ramirez.
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They say that Rasmussen came to them and ordered them to kill a dolphin on camera.
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Dolphin conservation won't be a success without ecotourism, and ecotourism won't be a success without conservation.
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"On the beach of Southern California, literally eating baby dolphin," he says, biting into the heart.
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Honey the dolphin and dozens of penguins have been abandoned there, leaving their fate in limbo.
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We've also seen a "Bachelor" superfan, a hipster, a chicken enthusiast and an aspiring dolphin trainer.
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At the Swan and Dolphin in Orlando, Florida, some of the decorations are made from candy.
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THE DOLPHIN LETTERS, 1970-1979: Elizabeth Hardwick, Robert Lowell, and Their Circle, edited by Saskia Hamilton.
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Whatever they're doing, Dr. Sprogis is sure about one thing: In a battle of dolphin vs.
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But his use of them in "The Dolphin" fails not just morally but aesthetically as well.
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It was Dr. Frasier's job to go through the mountains of data and identify dolphin clicks.
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"Dolphin dams losing fetuses in 2011 would have been in the earlier stages of pregnancy in 2010 during the oil spill," said lead author Kathleen Colegrove, a professor at the University of Illinois, who adds that the gestation of a bottlenose dolphin takes about 380 days.
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Maybe young orcas and other members of the dolphin family do better in small spaces, I reasoned.
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Video footage shows a tourist walking off with a beached dolphin over the labor holiday in China.
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Or her work with the Dolphin Project to protect the endangered animals during a trip to Japan.
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There the sad tale might have ended but for a journalist curious about why the dolphin died.
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She lures Nick poolside, where she is, naturally, wading in her costume and producing convincing dolphin noises.
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The FWC will have samples collected from the dolphin analyzed to determine the exact cause of death.
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Prior to 500, Edith ran marketing for Dolphin Browser, a Sequoia-backed company with over 150M installs.
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In Zeus and Roxanne, Zeus the dog helps a marine biologist conduct research on Roxanne, a dolphin.
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In 2015 an adult male bottlenose dolphin was found dead on a beach in Bunbury, southwest Australia.
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A dolphin was captured from a beach in Argentina, passed around between multiple tourists and eventually died.
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JL: Researchers have discovered a new animal which is a mix of a whale and a dolphin.
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There was a recently, actually just discovered a new type of dolphin / whale hybrid in the oceans.
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Both conservationists and scientists, like Daubin, believe industrial fishing is responsible for most of these dolphin deaths.
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Watching the clip above, it doesn't take long to realize how the spinner dolphin got its name.
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Studies showing that dolphins can spontaneously imitate another dolphin or a human are especially interesting, she says.
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The first dolphin carcass was discovered early Saturday on Yarmouth&aposs Pleasure beach, according to The Sun .
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Yay for tourist traps and paying exorbitant amounts for a Polaroid of me kissing a dolphin. Woohoo!!
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Roka Sports' new Maverick X wetsuit promises to make you slice through the water like a dolphin.
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" Gietler said, "Most people are familiar with a solar eclipse, but this photographer experienced a 'dolphin eclipse.
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That, they claim, would make South Korea more of a "dolphin", in command of its own fate.
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First, the dolphin science: dolphins have excellent eyesight, but they are also able to navigate using echolocation.
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"Folks don't realize that feeding a dolphin in the wild sets off this domino effect," she said.
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The AFP also reported the death of an Irrawaddy dolphin, an endangered species native to Southeast Asia.
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He had not been overly troubled by the inconsistency between being a pescatarian and opposing dolphin hunting.
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He told public television BNT that Luerssen, Fincantieri and MTG-Dolphin had expressed interest in the tender.
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"We have determined Maui's dolphin is currently in danger of extinction throughout its range," the agency said.
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Recently, the team said it was happy to discover the dolphin has been making an amazing recovery.
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Bruce Kretschmer, who owns the local Kretch's Restaurant, found himself jumping in to help rescue a dolphin.
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By the time he arrived at the scene, he and a lifeguard discovered the floating dolphin died.
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She was a little Vegas-y, but, like, the Vegas dolphin interpretation of a dead, Victorian bride.
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We spent the $350 we saved on a dolphin excursion and had the time of our lives.
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The attractions include elephant rides, swimming-with-dolphin experiences and the petting of endangered species like tigers.
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In fact, no orca or dolphin born under human care has ever survived release into the wild.
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He then allegedly drove off with the dolphin in his car, reports the South China Morning Post.
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A MH-65 Dolphin helicopter took the passenger to New Orleans University Medical Hospital early Tuesday morning.
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Mr. Charalambides, the Dolphin co-founder, said his firm had no current business connection to Mr. Soros.
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Ferrying back, we saw black dolphin-sized whales leaping out of the water, daring me to smile.
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The dolphin flailed wildly, sharply whipped back and forth, back and forth, audibly crackling in the wind.
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Now there's a swimming ban in the French city of Brest because of an overly friendly dolphin.
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With time and effort many swimmers learn to move more like a dolphin than a flailing Labrador.
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Six free-standing bungalows make up Dolphin Point Villas on Key Largo, set to open in midmonth.
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The dolphin died from what appears to be a bullet or sharp object wound, the bulletin said.
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Biologists with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission found one male dolphin off Naples on Jan.
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The dolphin died from what appeared to be a bullet or a sharp object, the agency said.
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The orca, also known as the killer whale, is an aquatic animal of the dolphin family Delphinidae.
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Sea Shepherd conducts a yearly campaign called Operation Dolphin ByCatch on a ship called the Sam Simon.
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"The big dolphin is me — the mom — and the two little ones are my sons," she said.
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It was a bottlenose dolphin, the playful and charismatic mammal found in oceans all over the world.
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Guests can choose to partake in activities such as stargazing at the observatory to sunset dolphin cruises.
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Improving scientists' ability to track dolphin populations is not just a matter of helping dolphins, she said.
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Star Cup is comprised of, in Grand Prix order, Sunshine Airport, Dolphin Shoals, Electrodrome and Mount Wario.
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READ: Whales beached in UK Sky News obtained video of a person removing a dolphin from the water in Santa Teresita, a coastal town about 350 kilometers southeast of Buenos Aires, and beachgoers took photos of a dolphin that appears to have been left to die in the sand.
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He described the dolphin as a young adult male, about seven feet long, and weighing around 170 pounds.
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Marine Animal Rescue is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the dolphin killer.
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These dolphin-like marine reptiles went extinct 90 million years ago after an exceptionally long and successful run.
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Bottlenose dolphins are saltwater creatures; they generally avoid rivers unless they're old and sick, as was this dolphin.
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After trying unsuccessfully to guide him back to sea, wildlife rescuers decided that saving the dolphin was impossible.
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Videos show each dolphin being carried by as many as nine people on red tarps back to water.
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False labeling on products of this type was banned in 1990 by the Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act.
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My mother used to be a dolphin trainer so I've always had an appreciation for dolphins from her.
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The key is to assemble an unexpected sequence of emoji, like dolphin-lightning-hedgehog-strawberry or something. Intriguing.
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They went scuba diving in the coral reefs and touched real rays and even one dolphin, they said.
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They have run out of excuses on why the slaughter and sale of mercury-contaminated dolphin meat continues.
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He's stopped being a reporter 4 NBC & is trying to return a beached baby dolphin to the sea.
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He describes the craft as looking "kind of like a recumbent bicycle with a dolphin fin behind it".
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The secrets of dolphin fertilization are being unraveled by innovative simulated sex techniques in laboratories around the world.
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In December, the World Trade Organization said U.S. laws governing dolphin-safe labels complied with that group's rules.
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In the epic LED rainbow shower, you'll be bathing next to a giant mural of Echo the dolphin.
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The fossil is from the lower Triassic period and is related to the ichthyosaurs, which were dolphin-like.
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Indeed, a mix between a rough-toothed dolphin and a melon-headed whale was spotted near Kauai, Hawaii.
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Others juxtaposed the rafters at sea with a cruise ship or a leaping dolphin or the setting sun.
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Between barbaric whale hunts, the Taiji dolphin slaughter, and disappearing reefs — marine wildlife needs them more than ever.
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At one point, a dolphin flies out of the back of an airplane, because why the fuck not?
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But only a few are more "fun," like the story about dolphin and whales' "secret language," for example.
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Everyone looked like a sexy dolphin, and I looked like I'd get your order wrong at a deli.
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But as hard as Dr. Mukhametov and his colleagues looked, they never found a dolphin in R.E.M. sleep.
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Oslo is turning to drone technology partly because of a dead dolphin — bloodied, beached and ensnared in plastic.
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Order the dolphin sandwich (don't fret, it's the local word for mahi mahi) and the special grilled wings.
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He and another former student, who asked to remain anonymous, said the boys bragged about sex with Dolphin.
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In the video, the fishermen harpoon a pink dolphin and hold it under the water until it drowns.
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In fact, images of missiles are everywhere — in a kindergarten playground, at a dolphin show, on state television.
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Stacey Horstman, a bottlenose dolphin conservation coordinator for the agency who helps track the data, has a theory.
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"The Bay of Islands bottlenose dolphin population can only be protected if everyone plays their part," it added.
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He confessed his behavior to John Dolphin, the university president, who rewarded O'Shaughnessy's honesty by letting him enroll.
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Together with Oman, Yemen, UAE, and Tanzania, those nine countries accounted for almost all the dolphin by-catch.
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Since 2006, Myanmar's government has established a special dolphin protective zone stretching about 50 miles north of Mandalay.
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LICENSES DOLPHIN INTEGRATION ULTRA DENSE AUDIO DAC FOR ITS NEXT GENERATION OF SET TOP BOX Source text: bit.
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Through DNA testing, scientists discovered a new species of pink river dolphin in the Amazon's Araguaia river basin.
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" Three years later, when his "Selected Poems" is issued, he tells her, "I regret the Letters in Dolphin.
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Dolphin was aware Kavanaugh's friends were reciting that poem, a person familiar with her thinking told the Times.
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Schoelkopf says his organization euthanized the dolphin and paid the state of New Jersey to perform the necropsy.
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He said because of the controversial nature of dolphin euthanasia, the organization wanted to keep the findings private.
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First, a detection program scanned through years of audio recordings and pulled out all segments with dolphin clicks.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A company owned by a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family is seeking to sell Dolphin Tower in Doha, the Qatari headquarters of natural gas supplier Dolphin Energy, say sources, the latest sign of the United Arab Emirates attempting to trim ties with Qatar amid a diplomatic dispute.
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While the dolphin may not pose a serious threat—Zafar had a beloved relationship with the town before he went into heat—there are experts who believe such a regulation is also good for the dolphin, who can get so accustomed to human interactions, their natural instincts for danger are weakened.
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While in Punta Cana, Moretz, 19, shared a postcard-worthy photo along with a dolphin emoji on Instagram Thursday.
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They described finning sharks and occasionally cutting off whale and dolphin heads, extracting their teeth as good luck charms.
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We fish, there's less fish, the dolphin go looking for fish, they steal ours, so we go fishing more.
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The short-finned pilot whale is the largest of the dolphin species, but it behaves more like large whales.
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"One man tried to revive the dolphin, but its wounds were serious," Ayelén Rodriguez, wrote on Facebook, Clarin reported.
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The animal, a young Franciscana dolphin, typically lives for 20 years off the coasts of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
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Some Kona operators follow guidelines that local tours established, which include avoiding four dolphin resting bays between 10 a.m.
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There's a dolphin in the bath and a brand new song in the latest trailer for Mary Poppins Returns.
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The most recent discovery is the first known pairing of a melon-headed whale and a rough-toothed dolphin.
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Stationed in a room in Dolphin Square, London, she transcribes the conversations of fascist sympathisers in the neighbouring flat.
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Meetings between different dolphin species can be quite violent, but the tension is often broken by a "sex orgy".
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Elliott calculated entropy for human language, bird song, dolphin communication and non-linguistic sources like white noise or music.
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In Episode 911, Devil Fish, Mike, Tom Servo, and Crow make the mistake of insulting all of dolphin-kind.
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Dolphin denies it happened, but said she was hurt by the insinuation that she was promiscuous in high school.
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The full list even includes some fan favorites, like Gunstar Heroes, Ecco the Dolphin, and Streets of Rage 2.
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Police closed roads near the intersection of Interstate 30 and Dolphin Road -- east of downtown -- shortly after the shooting.
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A dolphin that washed up on a Florida beach was found with a shower hose inside of its stomach.
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Ichthyosaurs, dolphin-shaped reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs, were among the most formidable marine predators in Earth's history.
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Third, building and operating the plant will require significant dredging and shipping that could destroy dolphin habitats and biodiversity.
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We bet you think spotting the occasional dolphin jumping out of the water at sunset is pretty magical, too.
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In the United States, conversations about whale and dolphin captivity have mostly centered around the SeaWorld theme park chain.
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"I learned about these yearbook pages only a few days ago," Dolphin said in a statement to The Times.
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Some of the cards from the 50s are really amazing—the ones with dolphin shows and water-skiing teams.
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Move over, dolphin-safe tuna and bee-friendly pesticides, and make room for orca-friendly products on the shelf.
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They sit back down and discuss a photo of Sam swimming with a dolphin, which flashes on the screen.
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According to AFCD figures, the Hong Kong dolphin population currently sits at 47, down from around 3682015 in 2010.
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He first found a baby dolphin and, with the help of a passerby, guided it back into the ocean.
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Dolphin Quest, a company that loans the aquatic mammals to Dolphinaris, said it would be terminating its loan agreement.
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The Dolphin Hotel in Plymouth also has the same leaping-from-the-water image, albeit against a simplified background.
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" Kavanaugh apologized to Dolphin (though not by name) on Thursday: "I'm so sorry to her for that yearbook reference.
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They were often throwing inflatable objects at the stage, like a dolphin, and frankly I thought that was disrespectful.
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Noise pollution from construction could also harm the Chinese white dolphin, a local species whose numbers are already declining.
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He was instrumental in bringing a horrific video to light, one where fishermen spear then butcher a pregnant dolphin.
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E. Cetaceans and intelligence F. Dolphin clicks and screeches The student research created a runway to speak about echolocation.
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Many had abrasions or cuts inflicted by fishing nets, said Willy Dabin, who monitors dolphin strandings for the observatory.
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Be you, whether it's a dolphin, a monkey, or — as I have always self-identified — the majestic Weddell seal.
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This whodunit begins on a beach in Mississippi, where a bottlenose dolphin turned up dead one day this spring.
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But in July, veterinarians dissected the dolphin and found something was amiss: a bullet, lodged in the animal's lung.
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Now, a large reward is being offered again, this time in connection with the killing of the pregnant dolphin.
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Instead of waiting in lines, families here lounge in cabanas before hitching a ride on their very own dolphin.
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I followed the students to SeaWorld San Diego, where a dolphin trainer introduced me to least reinforcing syndrome (L.R.S.).
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He stands still for a few beats, careful not to look at the dolphin, and then returns to work.
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" Ms. Horstman added, "This area of southwest Florida and in the panhandle are hot spots for illegal dolphin feedings.
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A Kansas man was recently fined $1,250 for feeding a dolphin while he was vacationing near Captiva Island, Fla.
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He continues to cut into the dolphin, taking its heart and carving thick strips of flesh from its back.
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Ben Gutteridge, head of fund research at Brewin Dolphin, told CNBC that a deal would boost the market exponentially.
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Nonetheless, Pichugin was sentenced to life imprisonment and incarcerated in the notorious Black Dolphin prison, where he remains today.
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Not since the Yangtze River dolphin went extinct in 2006 in China has a cetacean gone over the brink.
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The Amazea e-scooter from German electronics company Jamade is modeled after dolphin anatomy and made from biodegradable materials.
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Following John Lilly's research and writing on dolphin communication in the 1960s, the cetaceans gained an almost cultlike following.
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In the wild, a whale or dolphin normally swims in short bursts and glides that help it conserve energy.
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"I learned about these yearbook pages only a few days ago," Dolphin said in a statement to the Times.
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Ukraine's dolphin army is so loyal, it went on a hunger strike when it was captured by Russian forces.
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"As the LSD effect came on, 40 minutes after the injection, the dolphin came over to me," Lilly wrote.
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Peter Wallerstein, founder and president of Marine Animal Rescue, received a call to rescue a stranded dolphin on Nov. 9.
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Jeff Cozad, executive director of the center, confirmed a necropsy, an autopsy of an animal, was performed on the dolphin.
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"The seemingly innocent act of feeding dolphins can lead to harm and something like this," said one dolphin conservation coordinator.
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The business was put up for sale last year by Norwegian parent Dolphin Drilling, which filed for bankruptcy in June.
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In other words, Nick was the perfect candidate for the role of Special Ambassador of the Year of the Dolphin.
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There's also a very small chance it could be a dolphin, a species known to play in waves, Bennett said.
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Despite their threatening name, false killer whales largely feed on fish and cephalopods and are part of the dolphin family.
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An underwater camera then interfaces with the motion tracking technology, and BMW's software enables coaches to analyze swimmers' dolphin kick.
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Wealth management provider Brewin Dolphin gave up 3.7% on the midcap index after reporting a drop in half-year earnings.
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Another dolphin was found with a bullet in its side along Pensacola Beach last week, officials said in a release.
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NOAA officials also discovered a dead dolphin with a fatal puncture wound to its head off Captiva Island last May.
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Maxing out at just five feet long, the vaquita is the smallest of the world's porpoise, dolphin, and whale species.
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In the form of a red dolphin, Chun gets caught in a net, and human boy drowns while saving her.
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In addition to finding the dolphin, the agency would like to get their hands on the person who did this.
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"We don&apost quite know what&aposs causing it," says Brett Jones, owner of a local dolphin-watching tour company.
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She covered some of that work for Gizmodo back in 2015, where you can learn even more about dolphin vaginas.
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The 1-year-old dolphin died of a heart attack during a procedure to remove the items from his stomach.
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And in one fascinating incident from 2013, a group of sperm whales adopted a dolphin with a spine deformity.[BBC]
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The dolphin was leaping in front of a wave and collided with Yoon as it dived back into the water.
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Jupiter's clouds and storms always are something to behold, but this swimming dolphin looks like it was drawn on porpoise.
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Jupiter's clouds and storms always are something to behold, but this swimming dolphin looks like it was drawn on porpoise.
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" Rogers' groom-to-be jokes that the stylists should just pull from "whatever you used for your last dolphin wedding.
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Cowmeadow, who joins Rowan Dartington from Brewin Dolphin , will look to develop a national distribution network for Rowan Dartington Signature.
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"This spells the beginning of the end for dolphin captivity," PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman said in a statement.
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"She was in the middle of a group of dolphins behaving like any other 5-year-old dolphin," Cheney said.
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It was the second dolphin that died on the beach this month with trash in their stomach, the newspaper noted.
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Given that the mother dolphin already had her own young, researchers think it's unlikely that the new calf was kidnapped.
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What's more, on multiple occasions, the intruder calf was filmed pushing its dolphin sibling away from its own mother's belly.
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Travelers also likely caused the death of a baby dolphin in Spain in an attempt to take photos with it.
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At 0703 GMT, shares in Brewin Dolphin were up 0.9 percent, outpacing an FTSE mid-cap index down 13 percent.
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There's a point when, staring at the sea for hours on end, everything looks like it could be a dolphin.
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The outlet reported that the dolphin struggled to swim, eat and breathe, adding that its autopsy results are being analyzed.
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We have evidence for 4 different baleen whale species, and at least 2 toothed whale [dolphin or orca-like] species.
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Judge Kavanaugh was one of 13 graduating seniors who referred to Ms. Dolphin in some way on their personal pages.
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What he wanted was something like the scene of the girl and her dolphin balloon: beauty, naturalism and spontaneous emotion.
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Neural Real Estate Outside the ear room, a station features the heads of a human, a coyote and a dolphin.
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Two female go-go dancers, one in silver antlers, the other in a silver dolphin head, dance on the bar.
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Honkor ' Le Sage' was the first dolphin to be re-elected as city mayor, a great administration by all standards.
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When it is time to work, a sailor communicates with the dolphin through a combination of whistles and hand signals.
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And in May, NOAA officials found a deceased dolphin off Captiva Island with a fatal puncture wound to its head.
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The lone dolphin doing languid flips in a huge tank was a bummer too far, and she quickly moved along.
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Hours before the polls closed, Rubio had tried to rally his supporters at Dolphin Aviation in Sarasota on Tuesday afternoon.
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That some dolphin species are starting to disappear and have faded forever in the last few years should shame us.
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Biologists in Florida euthanized a baby rough-toothed dolphin with two plastic bags and a shredded balloon in its stomach.
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Kimberly: We're in the Caribbean on vacation, and she was expressing angst over the dolphins being in their dolphin pens.
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" When reached for comment, The Dolphin manager Angus MacLeod told Broadly, "The incident described is obviously not acceptable and illegal.
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In other words, as soon as the dolphin on LSD had contact with another intelligent mammal, it wouldn't shut up.
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